San Remo

Monday: 10am – 5.30pm
Wednesday: 10am – 1pm 
Friday: 10am – 1pm

Approved Myli patrons can access the San Remo Library daily between 8AM & 8PM. You’ll be able to browse the shelves, borrow books, pick up holds, use the free WIFI or simply enjoy the library space outside of regular staffed hours.

How to apply –

To get started, just complete our online application form and choose the membership that suits you—either an Individual Pass (for one adult) or a Family Pass (one adult plus their children under 18).

Your application will be reviewed by a Myli team member. If you’re eligible, we’ll get in touch to arrange your in-person induction. A one-off $30 administration fee applies and is payable at your induction session. Once you’ve completed the induction, you’ll receive your personal Access Fob, giving you entry to the San Remo Library between 8AM & 8PM daily. 

If you need help completing the form, you’re welcome to call your library or visit us in person—we’re happy to help.

To learn more about the Open Access service, please visit our Open Access resource page.

Click here to apply now!

• Family StoryTime sessions
• Programs and events
• Public computers and Wifi
• Printing and photocopying
• Self Service Checkout machine
• Daily newspapers
• External returns chute
• Accessible toilet access
• Baby change facilities

Myli Libraries are passionate about providing inclusive and innovative ways for the community to access the library. These videos have been created to support neuro-diverse young people and their families in accessing the San Remo Library.

Social stories* explain social situations to neuro-diverse children. This supports them in understanding specific social scenarios and knowing what to expect in entering new social spaces and/or scenarios. Myli is proud to present you with two Social Stories and welcomes your comments and feedback at sanremo@myli.org.au

*Social Story™ and Social Stories™ are trademarks originated and owned by Carol Gray (Social Stories were developed in 1991 by Carol Gray, a teacher working with young autistic children).

With thanks to – Simon Moule, Jemma Howard (The Tessellating Hub), Zoe, and Sarah (Myli – My Community Library).

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